South Baltimore Crime Updates

Information on a Pigtown homicide this morning from Baltimore Police Department (BPD):

Southern District Homicide Investigation

On July 31, 2018 at approximately 12:15 a.m., Southern District patrol officers responded to the 1100 block of Washington Blvd for a report of a shooting.

Upon officers arrival they located a 25 year-old male suffering from a gunshot wound to the torso.

The victim was transported to an area hospital where he later died.

Homicide detectives are asking anyone with information to contact them at 410-396-2100 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7lockup.

According to the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Crime Map, the following crimes were reported from 7/21/18-7/27/18:

Stadium Area/Ridgely’s Delight

ROBBERY – STRONG ARM MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 21:20 3XX W CAMDEN ST RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT

LARCENY- OTHER SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 18:00 5XX WARNER ST APT/CONDOMINIUM

Barre Circle

ROBBERY – KNIFE MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 18:45 8XX W LOMBARD ST STREET

BURGLARY (NO FORCE) MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 19:00 10XX W BARRE ST ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

Otterbein

NONE

Sharp-Leadenhall

LARCENY- FROM AUTO MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 18:00 XX W WEST ST RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT

Federal Hill

AGG. ASSLT.- CUT FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 02:16 XX E CROSS ST STREET

LARCENY- OTHER SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 10:25 10XX S CHARLES ST DRUGSTORE/MEDICAL BLDG

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 14:09 10XX S CHARLES ST DRUGSTORE/MEDICAL BLDG

LARCENY- FROM AUTO SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 10:30 8XX WILLIAM ST STREET

Federal Hill South/Riverside

ROBBERY – KNIFE THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 00:30 11XX LIGHT ST CONVENIENCE

LARCENY- FROM AUTO SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 20:56 12XX RIVERSIDE AVE DRIVEWAY

South Baltimore Neighborhood

BURGLARY (FORCE) FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 21:50 XX E BARNEY ST ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

LARCENY- FROM AUTO TUESDAY, JULY 24, 2018 20:30 1XX W CLEMENT ST DRIVEWAY

Key Highway/Inner Harbor

AGG. ASSLT.- CUT SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 16:05 XX LIGHT ST STREET

LARCENY- FROM AUTO THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 17:00 4XX W PRATT ST RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT

Port Covington

NONE

Locust Point

NONE

Pigtown

ROBBERY – FIREARM THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 18:20 9XX RYAN ST STREET

ROBBERY – FIREARM THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 18:10 3XX PARKIN ST STREET

BURGLARY (FORCE) SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 01:30 7XX WASHINGTON BLVD RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 16:47 7XX WASHINGTON BLVD RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 10:00 7XX WASHINGTON BLVD RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 12:26 12XX W PRATT ST Unknown

STOLEN AUTO SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 02:30 8XX WASHINGTON BLVD STREET

Carroll – Camden Industrial Area

LARCENY- OTHER SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 05:20 18XX WASHINGTON BLVD CONVENIENCE

STOLEN AUTO FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 17:15 18XX WASHINGTON BLVD STREET

Hollins Market

BURGLARY (ATT. FORCE) FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 03:00 11XX HOLLINS ST CARRY OUT

LARCENY- FROM AUTO SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 19:00 8XX W LOMBARD ST STREET

STOLEN AUTO SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 19:45 8XX W LOMBARD ST STREET

ROBBERY – FIREARM THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018 22:36 8XX W PRATT ST STREET

Union Square

BURGLARY (FORCE) WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 07:00 13XX HOLLINS ST ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

Offense definitions from the FBI

South Baltimore Peninsula Neighborhoods Map

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/31/south-baltimore-crime-updates-94/

Cross Street Market Approved for New Liquor License, First Renovated to Open in October

Last week Cross Street Market was approved for a new liquor license by the Baltimore City Board of Liquor License Commissioners (BLLC). There was previously a moratorium on new liquor licenses in the Federal Hill Business District where there are currently 40 licenses. Given this, a state bill in the Maryland General Assembly was created last year so that the market’s new operator, Caves Valley Partners (CVP), could obtain the license for its redevelopment of the market.

The liquor license does not cover the portion of the market along Charles St. where Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood, which has its own 7-day beer and wine license, is currently located. CVP and Nick’s are currently in a lease dispute according to the Baltimore Business Journal.

The new license has an annual fee of $6,500 unless CVP buys and extinguishes an existing Federal Hill license, which would then drop the fee to $2,500/year. Arsh Mirmiran of CVP told SouthBMore.com that they are not actively pursuing this option. With the license, 65% of the sales from the remainder of the market must be from items other than alcoholic beverages and only 20% of the leasable sq. ft. can be used to sell alcohol. Users of this license are not permitted to participate in pub crawls and liquor drinks must be at least $5. Additionally, no stall that serves alcohol can exceed 1,000 sq. ft.

Alcohol can be served at the market from 1130am to 10pm on Monday to Thursday, from 1130am to 1130pm on Friday, from 9am to 1130pm on Saturday, and from 9am to 9pm on Sunday.

CVP is looking to allow approximately nine stalls to sell alcohol. Each stall must seek permission by the BLLC to serve and will be held accountable by the BLLC.

Representatives from Federal Hill Main Street, Federal Hill Business Association, Federal Hill Neighborhood Association, and South Baltimore Neighborhood Association testified in support of the license at the BLLC hearing last Thursday.  It also had the support of City Council President Jack Young and District 11 Councilman Eric Costello.

The license received unanimous approval from the three BLLC commissioners.

A majority of the 31,800 sq. ft., block-long Cross Street Market that stretches from Light St. to Charles St. is currently closed for construction. A section remains open adjacent to Charles St. where vendors Nick’s, Pretzel Twist, Steve’s Lunch, The Sweet Shoppe, Lemontopia, and Nunnally Bros. Choice Meats continue to operate.

The market will be reopened in three phases. The first redeveloped section adjacent to the Light St. entrance is expected to open in October. This area will be the home of longtime tenants Steve’s Lunch, which will relocate within the market, and Fenwick Meats, which is currently closed during the renovation. It will also be the home of new tenant Ceremony Coffee and one other business that is yet to be determined.

The second phase is expected to open later this year and will cover the middle section of the market in between the new Light St. section and the Charles St. section.

The Charles St. section will be renovated last and is expected to be completed next year.

Arsh Mirmiran of CVP told SouthBMore.com that leasing has gone “better than expected” and that his leasing team at Cana Development is doing “a really great job.” He said that new tenant announcements would come in the near future.

The exterior of the market is being renovated to give Cross Street Market its “retro” look of  the 1950s. It will have several outdoor seating areas on new sidewalks. The interior will have approximately 30 stalls and six common seating areas.

Since CVP took over Cross Street Market in 2017, there have been many tenant changes. Baltimore’s Best BBQ, Bruce Lee Wings, and Big Jim’s Deli closed after failing to reach a new deal with CVP. Kwon’s Produce closed, but has not ruled out a return to the new Cross Street Market. Cross Street Seafood, Mondawmin Chicken, and Tian’s Teriyaki also decided to close without seeking new leases.

Cross 10 Grocery relocated to 1039 S. Charles St., Cheese Galore & More relocated to 1125 S. Charles St., and The Flower Shop relocated to Carroll-Camden/Pigtown at 1206 Ridgely St.

“Pop-up” tenants that opened and closed include Cookie Dough & Co., Prescription Chicken and Gertie’s Yummy Yogurt Bowls, Smoke, and Sundays. Cookie Dough & Co. relocated to Mount Vernon Marketplace; Prescription Chicken and Gertie’s Yummy Yogurt Bowls relocated to Mount Vernon Marketplace, but is expected to return to Cross Street Market later this year; Smoke closed but is planning a return next year; and Sundays told SouthBMore.com in April that its return will depend on negotiations with Cana.

Read SouthBMore.com’s articles detailing the different aspects of the Cross Street Market redevelopment here.

New rendering courtesy of CVP and Brown Craig Turner 

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/30/cross-street-market-approved-for-new-liquor-license-first-renovated-to-open-in-october/

Baltimore area's most underrated neighborhoods: Lesser-known places to call home

Of the 250 or so Baltimore neighborhoods, just a few are well known – nearly everyone has heard of places like Fells Point and Federal Hill. But there’s a reason to keep an eye on those with a lower profile.

The city and surrounding counties are full of underrated places to call home, where the...

via http://www.baltimoresun.com/features/home-garden/baltimore-at-home/bs-mg-hm-underrated-neighborhoods-20180627-story.html

Regi’s American Bistro Business and Property Sold at Auction

Regi’s American Bistro, which closed in April, sold at an auction on Monday for $600,000. The sale included the 3,252 sq. ft. two-building property, the restaurant, and its seven-day beer, wine, and liquor license. The second and third story of the property has been mostly unused.

The Baltimore Business Journal is reporting that Greenspring Realty Partners, the lender for the property and business, was the winning bidder. From the article:

“The property has tremendous value with its liquor license alone,” said Dan Flamholz, principal of Greenspring Realty Partners, who made the sole bid in the foreclosure auction. “We’ll take title now and take it back out to the market.”

Greenspring, which already owns multiple restaurant properties in Federal Hill, could not be reached for comment.

Both Regi’s building and business were put up for sale in January, but neither sold until Monday’s auction.

Regi’s was open since 1978 under three different owners, including Alan Morstein who owned Regi’s for the last 14 years.

Morstein told SouthBMore.com that he was ready to move on to owning something on a smaller scale and that he will be opening Alan’s Deli at Mount Vernon Marketplace in the coming months. Morstein has spent many years in the restaurant industry, previously owning delis in Baltimore and Ocean City and later starting the Talking Turkey franchise that once had more than 28 locations.

Photos courtesy of the Business & Commercial Ventures’ listing

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/27/regis-american-bistro-business-and-property-sold-at-auction/

Baltimore Book Festival Returns to the Inner Harbor September 28th to 30th

The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts Release: 

The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) announces the return of the 23^rd annual Baltimore Book Festival to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on Friday, September 28 through Sunday, September 30, 2018. The literary arts celebration takes place along the Inner Harbor Promenade from the Inner Harbor Amphitheater to Rash Field from 11am to 7pm daily. Admission is 100% free and open to the public.

Acclaimed local, regional and national authors appearing at the 2018 festival include award-winning journalist Jonathan Abrams, All the Pieces Matter: The Inside Story of The Wire; National Book Critics Circle Award winner and best-selling author Carol Anderson, One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression is Destroying Our Democracy; David Blight, Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom; Jack Gilden, Collision of Wills: Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL, in conversation with author and former sportswriter John Eisenberg; author of four New York Times bestsellers A.J. Jacobs, It’s All Relative: Adventures Up and Down the World’s Family Tree; 2018 One Maryland One Book author Tim Junkin, Bloodsworth: The True Story of the First Death Row Inmate Exonerated by DNA Evidence; White House Correspondent April Ryan, Under Fire: Reporting from the Front Lines of the Trump White House, in conversation with “60 Minutes” correspondent Bill Whitaker; cookbook author and chef John Shields, The New Chesapeake Kitchen; Nic Stone, Dear Martin; Earl Swift, Chesapeake Requiem: A Year with the Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island; author and commentator D. Watkins, The Cook Up: A Crack Rock Memoir, emceeing a conversation with up-and-coming writers; and author and public radio host Marion Winik, The Baltimore Book of the Dead.

The annual Baltimore Book Festival features hundreds of author appearances and book signings, more than 100 exhibitors and booksellers, readings on multiple stages, cooking demonstrations and samplings, poetry readings, workshops, panel discussions, storytellers, children’s activities, live music and local food and craft beverage. The Ivy Bookshop returns as the festival’s official bookseller and lead curator, and will sell copies of appearing author’s books on-site at the festival’s bookshop.

Other appearing authors include National Readers’ Choice Award winner Lori Ann Bailey, Highland Temptation; contemporary romance author Christi Barth, Got it Bad; best-selling author Robin Covington, Never Love a Thief; RWA RITA for Best First Book winner Pintip Dunn, Star-Crossed; Well-Read Black Girl Founder Glory Edim, Well-Read Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves;DaMaris Hill, A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing: The Incarceration of African-American Women from Harriet Tubman to Sandra Bland; One Moore Book Founder Wayétu Moore, She Would Be King; fantasy and paranormal romance author L. Penelope, Song of Blood and Stone; and Los Angeles Times Book Prizes winner and author of eight poetry books Patricia Smith, Incendiary Art: Poems (Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award).

The 2018 festival venues include Tablers Tent, Charm City Comic Pavilion, CityLit Stage, Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Children’s Stage with Red Canoe Café selling books, Food for Thought Stage, Inner Harbor Stage, Ivy Bookshop Stage, Literary Salon, Maryland Romance Writers’ Stage, Red Emma’s Radical Books Pavilion, Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America Stage, and the Baltimore Book Festival Music Stage.

Additional authors and the complete schedule are announced leading up to the festival.  The 23^rdannual Baltimore Book Festival is produced by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts and made possible through the support of Green Mountain Energy, PNC Bank, Comcast-Xfinity, Lasik Vision Institute, Hard Rock Café, Too Far Media, Atapco, Jai Medical Center, Abell Foundation, Nora Roberts Foundation, and Caplan Family Foundation.

Photos courtesy of Baltimore Book Festival 

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/26/baltimore-book-festival-returns-to-the-inner-harbor-september-28th-to-30th/

Weekend Events Around Baltimore

This Weekend Events Around Baltimore is sponsored by Iron Rooster’s First Friday Films @McHenry Row:

Join Iron Rooster for First Friday Films, outside under the iconic McHenry Row water tower! Iron Rooster McHenry Row will be serving up food and featuring brews from Jailbreak Brewing Company. Free popcorn for all kids, courtesy of Popsations Gourmet Popcorn!

August 3rd – Kung Fu Panda
September 7th – Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

Rhythms & Reels: Pigtown Farmers Market: Thursday at 3pm

Thursday Night Litter Walk with Greater Remington Improvement Association: Thursday from 6pm-7pm

Slightly Stoopid: Schools Out For Summer 2018 Tour at Pier Six Pavilion: Thursday at 6pm

Network After Work Baltimore at Bar Vasquez: Thursday from 6pm-9pm

Network Under 40 at The Admiral Fell Inn: Thursday from 6pm-9pm

Fit before Flicks: Tours de Federal Hill: Thursday from 630pm-8pm

The Office Trivia Night at Brewer’s Cask: Thursday from 7pm-9pm

Tampa Bay Rays vs. Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards: Thursday at 7pm (Retro Swinging Bird T-Shirt), Friday at 7pm (Friday Fireworks and Music), Saturday at 7pm (Trey Mancini Bobblehead), Sunday at 1pm (Birdland Summer Garden Gnome)

3rd Annual Christmas in July at Delia Foley’s: Thursday from 7pm-10pm

Flicks from the Hill at AVAM – ‘Clue’: Thursday at 9pm

BronyCon at The Baltimore Convention Center: Friday-Sunday

Summer Sounds at Belvedere Square: Friday from 6pm-9pm

Smashing Pumpkins at Royal Farms Arena: Friday at 7pm

Chesapeake Mermaid at Baltimore Kid’s Catch at Canton Waterfront Park: Saturday from 9am-1pm

Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Open House: Saturday from 11am-4pm

Defenders of 1814! Fort McHenry Guard: Saturday and Sunday from 11am-4pm

Hamilton Street Festival: Saturday from 11am-6pm

Station North Flea Market at The Windup Space: Saturday from 12pm-4pm

Backyard Summer Series: Bandstand at Rye Street Tavern: Saturday from 12pm-6pm

Aromatherapy Basics Workshop at SoBotanical: Saturday from 1230pm-230pm

BarkHappy Baltimore Summer Pawty benefiting Baltimore Humane at Monument City Brewing: Saturday from 1pm-3pm

Urban Open at Urban Axes: Saturday from 5pm-11pm and Sunday from 9am-6pm

UNION Craft Brewing 6th Anniversary Celebration & Grand Opening: Saturday from 6pm-12am

Glow Your Mind Fest at Power Plant Live: Saturday from 6pm-130am

Arena Bowl XXXI: Washington Valor vs. Baltimore Brigade at Royal Farms Arena: Saturday at 730pm

John Cleese Live on Stage at The Lyric: Saturday at 730pm

BCRP $5 5K: Rec & Parks Run at Carroll Park: Sunday from 8am-10am

BARCS Community Clean-Up Days: Sunday from 830am-1030am

 Yoga & Whiskey at Sagamore Spirit: Sunday from 10am-1130pm

Sagamore Spirit Cornhole Tourney: Sunday at 12pm

Summer Sidewalk Sale in Harbor East: Sunday from 12pm-4pm

Rhythms & Reels Presents: Sunday Sounds in the Park at Union Square Park: Sunday from 4pm-7pm

Weekly Outdoor Fitness

November Project Baltimore: Friday at 630am at Patterson Park (also takes place Wednesday at 530am and 630am at Rash Field)

Waterfront Wellness at West Shore Park: Saturday from 7am-10am

Free Yoga in Center Plaza: Saturday from 10am-11am

Free Play at Baltimore Beach Volleyball: Saturday from 10am-5pm and Sunday from 12pm-4pm

Waterfront Wellness at West Shore Park: Sunday from 7am-10am

Sunday Funday Beach Camp at Sandlot: Sunday from 9am-950pm

Stroller Strides in Center Plaza: Sunday from 9am-10am

Inner Harbor Kayak Tours: Sunday from 9am-12pm

Sunday Canoe Tours at Baltimore Rowing Club: Sunday from 10am-2pm

Weekly Farmers’ Markets

Pratt Street Market at Pratt & Light Plaza: Thursday from 11am-2pm

Pigtown Community Farmers Market at Carroll Park: Thursday from 3pm-7pm

Harbor Market at McKeldin Square: Wednesday & Friday from 11am-2pm

32nd Street Farmers’ Market in Waverly:  Saturday from 7am-12pm

Fells Point Farmers Market at Broadway Square: Saturday from 730am-1230pm

Baltimore Museum of Industry Farmer’s Market: Saturday from 9am-1pm

Whitelock Community Farm Market Stand:  Saturday from 10am-1pm

Federal Hill Farmers Market at Light Street Presbyterian Church: Saturday from 130pm-4pm

Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar Beneath the JFX: Sunday from 7am-12pm

Have a GREAT weekend!

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/26/weekend-events-around-baltimore-24/

Mid-Week Listing: Fort Avenue Home Featured on HGTV’s House Hunters Renovation

Welcome to Mid-Week Listing! Each week SouthBMore.com will showcase a home on the market listed between $250,000 and $500,000.

This Federal Hill rowhome was featured on HGTV’s House Hunters Renovation. The newly-renovated home features hardwood floors throughout, a stone fireplace, exposed brick, a high-end kitchen with a travertine breakfast bar, a finished basement, remodeled bathrooms with high-end tile, a large rooftop deck, a back yard, and a parking pad.

548 East Fort Avenue
Federal Hill         
Price: $434,900
Tax: $6,787.36
3 BD/2.5 BA
1,550 sq. ft.
Off Street Parking: Yes

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/25/mid-week-listing-fort-avenue-home-featured-on-hgtvs-house-hunters-renovation/

Hello Addie Boutique Opening Saturday in Federal Hill

Hello Addie Boutique will host its grand opening this Saturday at 1126 S. Charles St. in Federal Hill. The 1,000 sq. ft. space is the former home of The Bridal Suite.

Hello Addie is owned by Alexandra Dekowski who has dreamed of opening her own fashion boutique since she was little. She opened an online shop a couple years ago and has since participated in local festivals around the region. Hello Addie is named after her grandmother Addie, who worked in the fashion industry in New York City. Dekowski noted that Addie is very excited about the name and her granddaughter’s new store.

Dekowski was eying a space for a brick-and-mortar boutique and decided Federal Hill was the right location after setting up a booth at the Federal Hill Spring Block Party this year.

Dekowski told SouthBMore.com that the younger age demographic of Federal Hill is ideal for her boutique and the she loves the “fun energy” of the area. Dekowski lives in Southern Pennsylvania, but is familiar with Baltimore after previously living in Towson.

Dekowski is also excited about being on the same block as boutiques Punch! and Brightside Boutique. “With more shops, we can be more of a destination,” said Dekowski. She said each shop has a bit different of a target audience and that she will make sure to sell different brands from the other two stores.

“LA Fashion” is how Dekowski describes the clothing Hello Addie will feature. Brands will include Matisse Footwear, Just Black Denim, Pistola Denim, and 4SI3NNA. Dekowski is also beginning the process of starting her own clothing line, which she will eventually sell at the store. Dekowski is additionally hoping to add swimwear to the store next year.

Dekowski said the items at Hello Addie will be mostly casual, but it will also sell dresses appropriate for wedding guests.

Along with retail shopping, Hello Addie will also host personal style appointments that will include champagne.

Dekowski is performing a cosmetic renovation of the space and will be adding a new sign out front.

Hello Addie has three employees.

Hello Addie’s grand opening will be this Saturday from 12pm to 9pm. It will feature free drinks from The Charles, DJ For the Record, giveaways, and “major sales.”

Regular hours will start next week. Hello Addie will be open Monday to Thursday from 12pm to 8pm, Friday from 11am to 9pm, Saturday from 10am to 9pm, and Sunday from 10am to 7pm.

“I am so excited. It’s been a long time coming,” said Dekowski. “I can’t wait to meet people in the area and build a relationship with our clients.”

Photos courtesy of Hello Addie Boutique

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/25/hello-addie-boutique-opening-saturday-in-federal-hill/

Tuesdays Under 250: Historic Home in the Heart of Federal Hill with Multiple Outdoor Spaces

Welcome to Tuesdays Under 250! Each week SouthBMore.com will showcase a home on the market listed for $250,000 or less.

This historic one-bedroom home features hardwood floors, exposed brick and beams, a separate dining room, a third-story den, lots of natural light, a brick patio, and a second-story deck.

125 East Churchill Street
Federal Hill             
Price: $249,900
Tax: $5,220.32
792 sq. ft.
-1 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: No

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/24/tuesdays-under-250-historic-home-in-the-heart-of-federal-hill-with-multiple-outdoor-spaces/

South Baltimore Crime Updates

According to the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Crime Map, the following crimes were reported from 7/14/18-7/20/18:

Stadium Area/Ridgely’s Delight

ROBBERY – FIREARM WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 16:16 7XX W PRATT ST BARBER/BEAUTY SHOP

Barre Circle

NONE

Otterbein

LARCENY- FROM AUTO WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 12:30 6XX S CHARLES ST RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT

Sharp-Leadenhall

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 22:15 10XX S HANOVER ST CONVENIENCE

STOLEN AUTO MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 16:45 XX W WEST ST DRIVEWAY

Federal Hill

ROBBERY – STRONG ARM MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 01:55 10XX S CHARLES ST STREET

LARCENY- OTHER SUNDAY, JULY 15, 2018 09:39 10XX S CHARLES ST DRUGSTORE/MEDICAL BLDG

LARCENY- FROM AUTO SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 00:00 XX E MONTGOMERY ST Unknown

LARCENY- OTHER MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 09:22 10XX S CHARLES ST SPECIALTY STORE

LARCENY- FROM AUTO MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 12:00 1XX WARREN AVE STREET

LARCENY- FROM AUTO WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 00:30 8XX S CHARLES ST Unknown

STOLEN AUTO SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 16:45 10XX S CHARLES ST STREET

Federal Hill South/Riverside

STOLEN AUTO SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 01:00 17XX BYRD ST STREET

South Baltimore Neighborhood

NONE

Key Highway/Inner Harbor

AGG. ASSLT.- OTH. MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 17:45 2XX W CONWAY ST STREET

LARCENY- OTHER WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 16:42 20XX E PRATT ST RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 21:05 4XX E PRATT ST RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 21:46 2XX E PRATT ST STREET

Port Covington

NONE

Locust Point

NONE

Pigtown

BURGLARY (FORCE) FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2018 10:45 13XX GLYNDON AVE ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

BURGLARY (FORCE) THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 15:30 11XX NANTICOKE ST ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

LARCENY- OTHER SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 10:55 12XX JAMES ST Unknown

LARCENY- OTHER SUNDAY, JULY 15, 2018 11:00 7XX WASHINGTON BLVD RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 04:15 11XX SARGEANT ST STREET

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 05:14 12XX GLYNDON AVE STREET

LARCENY- OTHER FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2018 13:25 9XX RAMSAY ST ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

Carroll – Camden Industrial Area

LARCENY- OTHER SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 15:25 15XX RUSSELL ST GAS STATION

LARCENY- OTHER MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 11:30 13XX S MONROE ST WAREHOUSE/MFG. CO.

STOLEN AUTO WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 03:00 15XX RUSSELL ST RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT

Hollins Market

BURGLARY (FORCE) SUNDAY, JULY 15, 2018 10:20 11XX W PRATT ST CHURCH

BURGLARY (NO FORCE) FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2018 23:30 XX S ARLINGTON AVE ROWHOME/TOWNHOUSE

Union Square

AGG. ASSLT.- OTH. MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 17:45 2XX W CONWAY ST STREET

AGG. ASSLT.- CUT MONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 01:55 7XX E PRATT ST Unknown

LARCENY- OTHER WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 16:42 20XX E PRATT ST RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 21:05 4XX E PRATT ST RETAIL/SMALL BUSINESS

LARCENY- OTHER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 21:46 2XX E PRATT ST STREET

Offense definitions from the FBI

South Baltimore Peninsula Neighborhoods Map

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/24/south-baltimore-crime-updates-93/

Poké Bowl Opening Locations in Federal Hill and Downtown

Poké Bowl, which opened its first location in Cockeysville about a year and a half ago, is now opening restaurants in both Federal Hill and Downtown. This will be the fourth and fifth location for the fast-growing business which also has restaurants in Lutherville and Bel Air.

Poké Bowl will open in Federal Hill at 1040 Light St. which was the longtime home of Subway before it closed in May. Owner Yun Jiang told SouthBMore.com that renovations are underway on the 1,950 sq. ft. space, but he doesn’t yet have an opening date. He said he was drawn to Federal Hill because of the amount of young people in the area who would be drawn to a food like poké.

The Downtown location will be at 10 N. Calvert St. at the recently redeveloped The Equitable Building. This location is also currently under construction. Jiang expects more of a lunch rush at this location, so the menu will be a bit more limited so he can get customers in and out quicker.

Poké is a Hawaiian dish that became popular with fishermen on the Pacific islands. It features rice; seafood, including raw tuna and salmon; and toppings such as veggies, spices, and sauces. Jiang was once a resident of Hawaii where he developed a love for poké.

Customers at Poké Bowl will be able to walk down the ordering line picking their own ingredients for their bowl.

Customers will choose brown or sushi rice, mixed greens, or a combo of rice and greens for the base of their bowl. They next will pick a protein with the choices including ahi tuna, Yellow Tail, spicy tuna, salmon, BBQ eel, cooked shrimp, shrimp tempura, chicken tempura, fried tofu, and imitation crab. Customers will then choose from more than 20 different toppings, including vegetables and fruits, and finish by choosing from multiple sauces.

The Federal Hill location will also offer Poké Bowl’s sushi burritos. The Cockeysville location includes eight different burrito combos that include the same proteins and toppings as the bowls, but are wrapped tightly in rice and seaweed. The Downtown location will stick to bowls as burritos take a bit longer to prepare.

Poke Bowl serves Hawaiian juices and Japanese green tea along with sodas and bottled waters.

Federal Hill 

Downtown

 

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/24/poke-bowl-opening-locations-in-federal-hill-and-downtown/

Million Dollar Monday: Federal Hill Condo with 26-Foot Ceilings in a Former Church

Welcome to Million Dollar Monday! Each week SouthBMore.com will showcase a home on the market listed at a half a million dollars or more.

This 2,348 sq. ft. condo in the 1903 Holy Cross Catholic School was part of the former gymnasium. It features 26′ ceilings, original drum and details, hardwood floors, built-in shelving, fireplaces, tin ceilings, and a luxury kitchen.

112 East West Street 
Federal Hill            
Price: $519,000
Tax: $9,912
HOA: $763/month
2 BD/2.5 BA
2,248 sq. ft.
Off Street Parking: Yes

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/23/million-dollar-monday-federal-hill-condo-with-26-foot-ceilings-in-a-former-church/

Verizon Store Taking Over the Former American Apparel Space in Federal Hill

The former 2,893 sq. ft. home of American Apparel at 1125 Light St. in Federal Hill will soon become The Wireless Center, which is a Verizon Premium Retailer. All American Apparel locations closed in 2017 after the company was acquired in a bankruptcy sale. The Wireless Center is an Ohio-based company.

The Wireless Center will have an approximately 1,100 sq. ft. showroom with the remaining space dedicated to offices and back-of-the-house operations. Renovations are currently underway to and include new walls and flooring.

An exact opening date has not yet been announced for The Wireless Center.

“Federal Hill is a dynamic neighborhood that fits the demographics of The Wireless Center, and we’re excited we could bring a well-known brand to Federal Hill’s Main Street,” said CJ Koluch of MacKenzie Retail, LLC which represented the landlord along with Henry Deford. “At MacKenzie, our focus is on adding real, long-term value to the spaces and neighborhoods we represent. We live here, we work here, and we’re committed to our communities.”

The Wireless Center was represented by Laura Williams of MacKenzie Retail, LLC.

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/23/verizon-store-taking-over-the-former-american-apparel-space-in-federal-hill/

South Baltimore Weekend Open Houses

Here is a rundown of the open houses this weekend in South Baltimore. Buy a house, stay a while!

1633 Covington Street
Riverside                               
Price: $364,999
1,188 sq. ft.
3 BD/3.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 11am-1pm

106 West Fort Avenue
Federal Hill                                
Price: $275,000
1,248 sq. ft.
3 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 11am-1pm

902 Compton Street
Federal Hill                                
Price: $173,000
538 sq. ft.
2 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 11am-1pm

1133 South Hanover Street
Federal Hill                                
Price: $389,000
2,010 sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1442 Steuart Street
Locust Point                               
Price: $459,000
2,252 sq. ft.
4 BD/3 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

107 Ropewalk Lane
Sharp-Leadenhall                              
Price: $387,500
1,500 sq. ft.
3 BD/3 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1319 Webster Street
Federal Hill                              
Price: $289,998
1,152 sq. ft.
2 BD/2 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1012 Hollins Street
Hollins Market                            
Price: $230,000
N/A sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1744 Webster Street
Riverside                               
Price: $299,900
1,244 sq. ft.
3 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1122 East Fort Avenue
Locust Point                                
Price: $285,000
1,330 sq. ft.
3 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 12pm-2pm

1206 Battery Avenue
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $265,000
880 sq. ft.
2 BD/2 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Saturday from 1pm-3pm

100 HarborView Drive #405
HarborView – Federal Hill                                 
Price: $190,000
856 sq. ft.
1 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 1pm-3pm

1518 South Charles Street
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $447,000
1,944 sq. ft.
4 BD/3.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 1pm-3pm

801 Key Highway #153
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $750,000
1,476 sq. ft.
1 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 2pm-4pm

100 HarborView Drive #1314
HarborView – Federal Hill                                 
Price: $215,000
1,337 sq. ft.
1 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 2pm-4pm

100 HarborView Drive #608
HarborView – Federal Hill                                 
Price: $190,000
859 sq. ft.
1 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Saturday from 2pm-4pm

212 East Churchill Street
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $249,900
1,066 sq. ft.
2 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 11am-1pm

436 East Clement Street
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $299,900
964 sq. ft.
2 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 11am-1pm

106 East Montgomery Street
Federal Hill                                  
Price: $695,000
2,250 sq. ft.
3 BD/4.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 12pm-130pm

1450 Stevenson Street
Locust Point                                 
Price: $375,000
1,695 sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 12pm-2pm

1407 Andre Street
Locust Point                                 
Price: $269,000
1,032 sq. ft.
2 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 12pm-2pm

1423 Covington Street
Federal Hill                               
Price: $449,500
1,560 sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 12pm-2pm

1501 Patapsco Street
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $344,755
1,400 sq. ft.
2 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 12pm-230pm

1219 William Street
Federal Hill                                 
Price: $439,900
1,998 sq. ft.
4 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

612 South Paca Street
Ridgely’s Delight                               
Price: $379,900
2,390 sq. ft.
4 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

800 South Charles Street
Federal Hill                              
Price: $465,000
1,760 sq. ft.
3 BD/3.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1424 Woodall Street
Locust Point                              
Price: $384,000
1,400 sq. ft.
2 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1437 Riverside Avenue
Federal Hill                             
Price: $425,000
1,356 sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1435 Woodall Street
Locust Point                             
Price: $244,000
1,068 sq. ft.
2 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

218 East Montgomery Street
Federal Hill                              
Price: $695,000
1,830 sq. ft.
3 BD/2.5 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

112 South Carrollton Avenue
Hollins Market                             
Price: $169,000
N/A sq. ft.
2 BD/2 BA
Off Street Parking: No

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1610 Rampart Mews
Locust Point                             
Price: $519,900
2,204 sq. ft.
3 BD/3 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1231 Cooksie Street
Locust Point                              
Price: $599,900
1,970 sq. ft.
3 BD/3.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

1722 Patapsco Street
South Baltimore                                 
Price: $369,900
1,392 sq. ft.
3 BD/3.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

Sunday from 1pm-3pm

via http://www.southbmore.com/2018/07/20/south-baltimore-weekend-open-houses-175/